Swatting
A false 911 call sent to your home address. Real, growing, and almost always sourced from broker sites and old breach data tied to your IRL name.
Your stream is public. Your address shouldn't be. DoxxScan™ pulls every leaked credential, broker-site listing, and breach record tied to your name — then tells you exactly which combinations enable swatting, SIM-swap, or live account takeover.
Every one of these starts with data that's already public. We show you exactly which records enable each chain — and how to break it.
A false 911 call sent to your home address. Real, growing, and almost always sourced from broker sites and old breach data tied to your IRL name.
Attacker calls your carrier, ports your number, takes over your Twitch / Discord / email — live, while you're streaming. Stops if your phone isn't tied to a leaked email.
Attackers can't reach you, so they pivot to your moderators. If your mod team's IRL info is exposed, your channel becomes the lever to harass them.
Your business email leaks in a SaaS breach. Attackers spoof a sponsor and route deal payments to a wallet you don't control.
Not a marketing illustration. This is the actual Intelligence panel — risk score, threat vectors, credential chain map. Synthetic values below; 1:1 with what you'll see after your first scan.
Risk score, breach chain, and remediation missions are all generated from your real exposure data. Synthetic email shown above so we don't dox a stranger.
Most "breach monitors" send you an email that says something leaked. We show you what leaked, who can use it, and how to shut it down.
Start free. Upgrade only when the chain reveals enough to act on.
Run your first scan, see the chain, and get the highest-priority remediation mission.
Continuous re-scanning + alerts when something new lands.
For streamers running multiple identities (streamer + phone + business email) and the full AI Concierge for hands-off OPSEC.
If you run a crew of 4+ (mods, managers, teammates, on-air talent), ping us about org pricing. We'll set up shared monitoring with per-seat dashboards and one billing line. See pricing options →
The questions we get from creators after their first scan.
Most swatting and SIM-swap incidents target sub-10k creators. Smaller channels run thinner mod teams, weaker account hygiene, and more public crossover with personal accounts — which makes the chain shorter and the attack cheaper. Audience size isn't the variable that matters; chain length is.
Those harden your accounts. They don't remove the address listings, the leaked phone, or the IRL-name → alias mapping that broker sites already publish. Swatting and SIM-swap don't need your password — they need your address and your phone number to be findable. DoxxScan finds and breaks those chains; your password manager doesn't.
No. Scans run against breach indexes and broker-site mirrors we already maintain. Nothing is sent to third parties on your behalf, no forms are submitted, and we don't add you to any opt-out registries until you trigger a removal mission yourself.
The scan takes about 10 seconds. The credential chain map and threat vector breakdown render immediately. Removal missions (broker opt-outs, password rotations, breach-account migration) take from a few minutes to a few weeks depending on which chain you're breaking — every step is checkable from your dashboard.
Each member runs their own free scan. If you want centralized monitoring (one dashboard, per-seat alerts, shared remediation queue), the multi-seat plan handles that. Hit the "ask about multi-seat" link above and we'll set it up.
Yes — anytime, from your dashboard, in two clicks. No retention call, no friction. The first 72 hours are a free trial: your card is authorized but not charged, and cancelling inside the trial is $0. After the trial, if you cancel mid-cycle you keep access until the period ends.
10 seconds. No signup for the first one. See your chain, then decide. If you upgrade: 72-hour free trial · card authorized, not charged · cancel inside = $0.
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